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e-CRAFTCIL • Issue 14 , 2015
StimulusHome Trend Forecast for 2016Today's international buyers and consumers have come to expect current, trend-right colour and style from nearly everyclassification of products they purchase. That's why it's never been more important to understand what's hot (and what's not) instyle and colour for the home. In order to innovate and succeed in today's complex marketplace, houseware manufacturers needto focus their strategy, listen to the consumer, deliver more value, enable creativity and experience and engage consumers innew ways. Mr. Tom Mirabile describes the looks expected to drive Home classification spending from Fall 2015 through Fall 2016.
Compiled by Tom MirabileSVP, Global Trend & Design at
Lifetime Brands, USA
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e-CRAFTCIL • Issue 14, 2015
Well-Traveled
Global style comes alive with
objects from around the world
Cultural Accents
Global motifs are given
updated applications
Tribal Influence
Animal prints and tribal
patterns are reinterpreted and
newly combined
Black & White
Tribal, animal skin and new
geometrics combine under this
unifying palette
Wooden Wonders
Nature’s beauty is recreated in
unique forms and functions
Moorish
N. African influence continues
as patterns and forms echo
throughout home style
Reinvented Tribal
Deconstructed and
modernized tribal patterns
create the newest style
statements
Hand-Crafted Metals
Hand-burnished finishes of
copper, nickel, bronze and
gold give metals a new
warmth and sophistication
Well-curated style influences from around the world blend to create a
look that is worldly in feel and eclectic in execution. Artisanal, crafted
looks embrace traditional forms while irreverent use of color and
pattern bring a new and youthful appeal. A new appreciation for
culture and craftsmanship are key. Woven basketry, rustic metals,
patch-worked textiles and hand-worked leather lend a classic appeal
to this new interpretation of worldly style.
NEO GLOBAL
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Colorful Caravan
Ethnic patterns from around
the globe mix and match in a
flurry of brilliant colors
Into Africa
Pieces inspired by the continent’s artistic heritage are reborn in new materials and bright
color ways.
Retro Housewares
From enamel to painted wood
and heavy stoneware, classics
get an update
Sunny Spaces
The optimism of the period
spreads across rooms and
product categories
Sweet and Sentimental
Heart-shaped forms bring
romantic nostalgia to the
kitchen
Vintage Pattern
Polka dots, stripes and Calico
seek new materials and
proportions
Throughout the home, a fresh take on retro style nostalgia is bringing
a new comfort to every room in the home. Traditional pastel
colorations get an update with brights in berry, tangerine, turquoise
and minted greens. The look is laid back, yet energetic. Forms and
materials are inspired by traditions from the late 40’s and 50’s, but
infused with a new and modern simplicity and energized with newly
inspired patterns and proportions.
PAST PERFECT
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Lace Influences
Lace, eyelet, piercing and
textural embossing bring a soft
femininity
Reinventing Retro
Traditional shapes softened &
simplified for modern tastes
Colored Glass
Variations on vintage pressed
glass accent new retro styles
Mix and Match
New scales and hues update
pattern mixing of stripes,
florals and polka dots
Warmer Woods with Color
Pale woods continue to
dominate in warm tones, but
get updated with colored
accents
Mixed Metal Elements
Copper is updated with Brass,
Nickel and Bronze in a myriad
of textural finishes
Colors Broaden
From updated, intense
pastels to newly saturated
midtones, Scandi color has
never been livelier
Graphic Patterns
Geometric influences expand
and sharpen, moving to new
and more dimensional
categories
Elegant in its simplicity, Scandinavian design
combines the beauty of minimalistic form and
superior functionality. Softened geometric patterns
and engineered florals complement lighter woods,
high-gloss metal and clean, demi-matte finishes.
New, broader palettes and materials make Scandi
style more versatile and easier to integrate into
other styles.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
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Structural Forms
Forms become feature in
simple studies of practical
architecture in wood, metal
and glass
Black & White
A Classically dramatic
palette lends impact to
the simplest forms
Modern Geometric Flora
Iconic geometric elements
create a new breed of floral
Muted Hues
Palettes soften like sun-
bleached paint on everything
from textiles to glass accents
Distressed Wood
Roughly finished surfaces
include stripped, bleached
and metal-wrapped
Rustic Metals
Decorative accents and
furnishings focus on
wrought, hammered and
oxidized metals
Flora and Fauna
Natural subjects inspire
pattern and form in
accessories
Rural simplicity and natural materials meet urban style, combining
country and concrete in a look that allows these two divergent
aesthetics to blend harmoniously. Farm-to-Table sensibilities broaden to
embrace the whole of home; Pickled and color-washed woods and
weathered metals are the foundation for muted tonal textiles, tableware
and ceramics. Mixed materials further enhance the look lending a rustic
comfort to even the most urban oasis.
URBAN HOMESTEAD
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Farm to Table
Rustic looks in updated shapes
and colorations
Linen and Burlap Accents
Natural fibers with neutral
accents
Mixed Materials
Blends metal, ceramic and
glass for a hand-crafted effect
Bar Cart
Bar accessories with a
sophisticated edge
Restored Traditional
Antiqued Classical and
architectural details accent the
home
Playing Games
Chess, tic-tac-toe, dominoes
and cards all get a
modern look
Leather Details
Genuine and faux leather add
supple luxury
Classic Traditional styles are re-crafted and
proportioned, lending new interest and a focus
on design detail. Vintage craftsmanship and
materials build a sense of history and opulence
to the trend. Well-heeled and worldly, elements
of leather, nickel and rich woods deliver a
warmth and understated masculinity.
CLASSICS REWRITTEN
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Equestrian Themes
Expect updated tributes to an
ancient sport
The New Library
Well appointed rooms recreate
stories of global experiences
Metals Shine
Copper, newer Bronze and
Brass are among favored
finishes
Worldly Possessions
Accessories speak of travel
with global appeal
Mixed
Materials
Combinations
of wood ,
metal, leather
and even
enamels
create depth
Reimagined Lace
Unexpected scales, colors and
application bring excitement
to tradition
Boudoir Chic
Classicism and feminine
details blend seamlessly
Powdery Pinks
In textiles, glazes and even
glass, warm pinks abound,
often accented with Gold
Tea Time
References to a golden
era, literal and fanciful,
honor tea’s long traditions
NOVEL ROMANCE
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A fresh and romantic aesthetic informs this edited feminine eclecticism. The style rests on a statement of laid-back
glamour and easy luxury. A casual, bohemian sensibility encourages the combination of various styles and periods.
What unifies that look is the unifying story of simplified refinement and luxury communicated through opulent
materials and reinterpreted traditional craftsmanship.
Terrific Taupe
These warm neutrals lend a
soft luxury to nostalgic, pale
palettes.
Lustrous Luxe
Iridescent, pearlescent,
and reflective finishes
deliver modern luxury
Jeweled
Variations
Alternate palettes
for the Romance
trend are steeped
in warmed jewel
hues
Sea Glass Hues
Familiar shore colors recall buffed sea glass shards, seaweed
greens and blues like bright waves
New Weaves
Twisted hemp accents and
other rope and woven
inspirations bring natural and
rustic feel to home style
Gorgeous Creatures
Sea life shines in new and
glorious colors and finishes
COASTAL
RETREAT
Whether the coast is an ocean, lake, river or even the memory, shore style has never been
more on trend. In its new personality, shore style has a new sophistication, combining
metal accents with new distressed and pearlescent finishes. Literal and whimsical sea and
beach references stay minimal, while palettes and finishes bring aquatic references to life.
e-CRAFTCIL • Issue 14 , 2015
Sophisticated Beach Beached WoodUpdated Blue and White
Updated Brights
Vivid, saturated solids combine
with bold graphic patterns for
expressive color stories
Succulent Citrus
New hues of lemon, lime,
blood orange and tangerine
work together to invigorate
the home
Color Pops
Bright white and cream
shine a spotlight on the
season’s newest colors
Bold Floral Motifs
Florals—both graphic and
painterly—become color’s
latest canvas
BOLD &
BRILLIANT
Bold colors—primary, bright and citrus hues—continue to dominate the home accents
market. Over the last few years we have watched this trend evolve from rainbow spectrum
hues to berry brights and citrus tones. The colors are super-saturated, once reserved solely
for accents they are now the dominate story in stand-alone pieces. This trend looks to the
progression of this story through various palettes and their use on both common
household items like kitchen utensils and coffee presses to home textiles and dinnerware.
Sophisticated
Spectrum
Rainbow colors
get an update
in more
saturated and
brighter hues
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Golden Rules
The addittiton of metallic Gold
has brought new glamour to
Black & White.
Right Round
Circular and swirled graphics
have gained new importance
Wit and Whimsy
Fresh humor and style bring
a new personality to this
classic colorway
Global Views
Cross-cultural chic as this classic
palette unifies patterns from
around the world
Striking Black and White act as the perfectly unified duet for delivering
both simple and complex form and pattern stories. Metallic accents bring
added luxury and glamour. These qualities create a flawless foundation
for combinations of contemporary graphics, ethnic patterns and many
other dramatic print combinations. Many other materials and mediums
partner with Black & White statements, from plush textiles to lustrous
ceramics and glossy lacquers. The look mediums give black its edge,
allowing it to shine in metal never fails to deliver unerring fashion.
CONTRASTING VIEWS
New Geometries
Eye-catching graphics take
center stage in new
combinations and scales
Neo-Traditional Patterns
Pattern classics get much
needed updates with newly
simplified and exploded views
Mr. Tom Mirabile had presented this forecast on 17th April, 2015 at India Expo Centre & Mart, during Home Expo India 2015. Mr. Mirabile is
currently Senior Vice President of Global Trend and Design for Lifetime Brands, Inc., as well as Consumer Trend Forecaster for the International
Housewares Association, and a Contributing Editor for Pantone. He provides creative direction and for some of the most well-respected
retailers and brands in the home, housewares and tabletop industries. His emphasis on consumer-centric product development and design has
guided the evolution of such brands as Mikasa, Pfaltzgraff, KitchenAid, Cuisinart, Farberware, Towle and Wallace Silver.